Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-09

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 BUCH1REsT, April 1-Three Bulgsrial
 refugees, one of whom is a brother to
 man under condemnation for psrticips
 ton ID the recent insurrection, yester
 day attacked the prefect of Rustchuk
 whom they met in one of the streets O
 this city. They fired at him with @ re
 volver, wounding him, and then fled
 Two of them were Overtaken and i'm
 prisoned, but the other escaped b.
 taking refuge in the Russian lega
 tiOn.
 NEW YORK. April L-Advices from
 England confirm the worst reports ye
 published of the health of ex-Secretsry
 Manning of the treasury. It Is asserted
 that the secretary was not only not i'm.
 proved by bis voyage but IS decidedly
 worse to-day than he vas before he sail ed, worse even than when he landed ir
 England. His friends have little hope Of his recovery.
 SANTA Rosa. Cal, April Fire thi:
 morning destroyed the Santa Ross
 House, one of the oldest hotels in this stale. Loss, 5000; insurance 5000.
 SIS FRANCISCO, April IA new rate sheet will be issued by the psssen ger department of the Southern Pacific on APtIl 4th. Mir. DoDalsOn, assistant gen. eral passenger and ticket agent, said to- day changes from the present rates would be very slight.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April I.-Dr. Albert kelly, the well known scientist, died yesterday ID Alameda at the age of n. He Was Ons Of the foremost bolsnists on thIs coast.
 CHIcACO, April Judge Anthony ar rived at the door of his court room to- day and could hardly crowd his way in on account of the density of the throng of indicted boodlers who were present for the purpose of giving bail. The sheriff followed the judge with full list of the indicted, the list containing twen- ty-three names. In the cast of Mike WRsserman, eI-sommissioner, indicted on one charge of bribery and two of conspiracy, bail was fixed at $l5,0OO The others on the list gave bonds vary ing from s5,0O0 to S7,0O0.
 NEW YORK, April l.-Recorder Smith, ID general session today. heard srgu- ment on motion by counsel for J. B. Hart, of San Francisco, to have a nolle prOsequi entered on an indictment for forgery on file in the district against William kIssane, now a wealthy and in tiuencial citizen of San Francisco, under assumed name. The indictment was for the forgery of check for Sl2000 in lS47, against the the Chemical Bank of this city. Counsellor Jones appeared for the bank and opposed the motion. He said kisssne had not made any res titutiOn tO the bank for the money thus obtained in & criminal manner. although it appeared that he was very abls to do so. Lawyer Jope5 submitted an sffi- davit made by the cashier of the bank, which set forth that the bank had sui fered a loss of S26,0OO by the Kisssns forgery. District Attorney Maritime was present and favored dismIssing the in- dictment ID consideration of the length of time that had elapsed and that Kis- sane had reformed and was leading an honest life. Everything considered, he was not disposed to call the case for trial at this late day. Recorder Smith was not SO willing to dismiss the matter. He ssid there was Do evidence that Lawyer Hart WAS acting with kissane's consent and intimtsted that be would require assurance on this point before taking action. A telegram from the in the matter would not be sufficient. The parties then left the court.
 GLOBE, A. T., April 1.-The five Ton tos who have been rsiding south and west of this place and Tonto Basin, have been arrested and yesterday were placed ID the San Carlos guard house, and m the where the offenses were com mitted they will be tried.
 MADRID. Aprll 4-In consequence of the finding of case of gun powder with R cartridge and fuse attached, ID the doorway of his bureau. the president of Inc COrtez has cancelled all cards of ad- mission to the parliament building held by journalists. both foreign and ns- lives.
 MoUST STERLING. Ky, April 4.-J. J. CorneIlsOn was arrested yesterday and placed in jail to serve out a 3 years sen ience for having horsewhipped Judge Reid who, induced by so public a dis grace, subsequently, committed suicide.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 4--In accOr- lance with an indictment found by the U. $. grand jury on Saturday, for con- 'piracy and perjury m connection with Inc alleged fraudulent land surveys, the following arrests were made to-day: John H. Benson, State Surveyor Gen sral K. E, Rehert, Jas. R Glover and W. k. Slack. Bonds were given In the ,ases of k, E. Rehsrt and Benson, and they were released. A number of other important arrests are expected to be made to-day.
 LONDON, April A Lapore paper an lOunces that the Ameer of AfghAnistan s seriously alarmed by the discovery hat R number of native tribes are oom- Dining against him and has appealed to he Indian authorities for help and sd- rice. The Aighsns believe that the has been secretly sold to the British, aud that the railway tO Csnds- lRr hes teen sanctioned by the Ameer iO facilitate the advance. The fsnstical clement of the people IS rampant against he Ameer who, who removed his treas are to Zahabsd, whitber he will retire himself fl he IS defeated by bis dissatls- jed subjects. Other accounts say the Ghilseas are restless under the Ameer's tyranny and have asked the Indian su- .horities to depOse him.
 The Premier asserts that Dufferip, British viceroy, received the disquieting news from Aghanistan while at Allaha lsd. recently.
 CHICAGO. April Six thousand car oeuters are on a strike here to-day, for 5 hours work and thirty-five cents an hour. About 90 out of 300 employees have acceded to the demands of the 1niOn,
 WASHINGTON, April 4.-The inter state commerce commission had 6 meet ing thIs morning and promulgated the following rules of proceeding; Appli- cations made for official action of the shall be made by petition. which shall set forth the facts on which they are founded, and be verified by the oath of the applicants or some authorized agent or attorney.
 PATTERSON, N. J., April A loud eI- plosion almost immediately followed by another, last night. erected a panic. Some miscresDt had placed torpedOes on the car tracks and they had explod- ed under the passing cars. Fortunately the force of the explosion was expended on the iron trucks of the CATS, which - L.1fr ahaffarad and nohoIv was